Cowboys Seek Explosive Tight End in Draft

0:00It's March 31st, from breaking news to Sunday match-ups. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. Dallas Cowboys are locked in on defense first, but their offense could use a spark at Tide-In heading into the 2026 NFL Draft. Jake Ferguson is solid for Dak Prescott, but he's 22nd in explosive play rating among Tide-In's with just two big plays last year. The whole Tide-In group rang dead last in yards per catch and yards per route run. Back situations opened the door for changes. Luke's Goon Makers on his final rookie year, and there's an out in Ferguson's deal after the season. That means the Cowboys might target top talent to add some boom to the passing game. Fans are buzzing about how an explosive Tide-In could unlock Prescott's arm and stretch defenses. It's a match-up nightmare waiting to happen, turning routine plays into touchdowns and keeping opponents guessing. During the top five prospects, standouts like Ohio State's Max Claire bring blocking grit plus slot receiver skills, Baylor's Michael Trigg has rare, length in hands for red

1:04zone damage, and Vandy's Eli Stowers, a former QB, boasts elite speed with a 4.540 and 45.5. Vertical. Oregon's Cain Sadeek looks like the class's game changer, a pure pass catcher who could hit a thousand yards. Keep watching these guys. They might just juice up. See these attack come, draft time.